Real life pricing
12-24-2008, 01:58 PM
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This production cut strategy can work for a while, its also going to mean that smaller/weaker dealers are going to go under, they won't have anything to sell. That has to happen at some point.
Of course, the other option would be to produce cars and offer 2% financing to see how many potential buyers that would shake loose. Maybe PCNA could get in line at the Fed window, like everybody else.
Of course, the other option would be to produce cars and offer 2% financing to see how many potential buyers that would shake loose. Maybe PCNA could get in line at the Fed window, like everybody else.
NYCA- can I quote you as it appears if that information is coming from my mouth; it's simply just Voo-Dooism and propaganda.
Simple economics in my book but apparently that doesn't apply here?
12-24-2008, 03:50 PM
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I have been shopping around for awhile now calling dealers all over the east coast and just got an quote from a dealer in FL. I will be ordering this car. What do you guys think? Good deal or can I negotiate more?
Payments will definetly change but selling price will not. I can sell you a 911 carrera with an MSRP of $83,750 for $73,224.01 Thats my best deal. Based off a lease right now you would be looking at $898 + tax a month 12K miles per year with $5000 total out of pocket for 39 months.
Payments will definetly change but selling price will not. I can sell you a 911 carrera with an MSRP of $83,750 for $73,224.01 Thats my best deal. Based off a lease right now you would be looking at $898 + tax a month 12K miles per year with $5000 total out of pocket for 39 months.
12-25-2008, 08:40 PM
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I would highly suggest not putting anything down as the benefit is almost nonexistent. While it may lower your payment, you run other risks. As a general rule, never put put anything down on a lease. Sign your name, first payment, and minimal fees.
